Several young wallaby joeys were transported to an ecologist who runs a wallaby-relocation project, to be treated after their mothers were killed or injured in Australia's massive wildfires.
A woman feeds a young kangaroo wrapped in a makeshift pouch at the Raymond Island Koala and Wildlife shelter on Raymond Island in Australia, Jan. 6, 2020.
A woman feeds a young kangaroo wrapped in a makeshift pouch at the Raymond Island Koala and Wildlife shelter on Raymond Island in Australia, Jan. 6, 2020.The wildlife that has survived, by either fleeing or going underground, will face immense difficulties once they return to their natural habitat, according to Professor Dickman.Relief organizations have shared photos of the rescued animals, including some of them in the types of pouches and protective gear that volunteers are making.
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